Capacidade aeróbia, estrutura corporal, composição corporal, equilíbrio, flexibilidade e força muscular.
Answer:
1. Air- We humans and other living creatures depend on air for staying alive, humans, animals and plants all need air to breathe, it’s the main thing that keeps us alive and growing on.
2. Soil- We depend on soil for vegetations and these vegetations keep us alive, it also prevents plants roots from getting out of place and they hold water and nutrients.
3. Water- helps to transport nutrients in our body and regulates the body heat. Without water, the ground will soon become bare and will start to crack, many living organisms will start dying from thirst too.
4. Fire- It protects us from predators, a source of light when we’re lost in the dark, keeps us warm from the cold and vegetation that got burned by fire provides useful nutrients for the soil.
5. Space- Space exploration allows us to discover new materials and objects that may be useful in our life or for the upcoming inventions of the future and it also expands technology .
Without any one of these elements, living species will struggle and deteriorate. They will not be able to increase in population meaning that the species will disappear in the next generation thus becoming extinct. All living things will die from hunger, diseases, cold and lack of natural resources .
Answer:
The correct answer is C. Wet and unestable
Explanation:
The mP Air mass type is characterized for being mild and humid and it is commonly formed to the North Pacific, in United States, because its high latitudes. When it moves inland (Eastward) cold air meets warm air provoking unestable conditions in the atmosphere boosting the formation of clouds, and subsequently, precipitation. Then, when decending over the western slopes of mountain, it is moist and can produce rain and snow.
-- Gravity causes forces of attraction between masses.
-- Every molecule of every component of our atmosphere has mass.
-- Gravity causes forces of attraction between the molecules of the
atmosphere, which may largely be disregarded, but more importantly
between the molecules of atmosphere and the Earth.
In other words, gravity has the effect of keeping the atmosphere in place
around the Earth. Without gravity, there would be no atmosphere.
(There would be no Earth either, but that's another story.)
